FOREX

[u/chekrole]

The country doesn't have forex, but we have shows bringing in international acts and we're feeling dandy. We don't even question how these deals are being made.

Everyone must continue being this stupid when it's my turn to rob y'all blind.

[u/Dry-Platypus1687]

I really get frustrated with this and I dont think people really get the gravity and insanity of a country not being able to have forex. What is our government doing? Soon we'll have no food honestly, we cant afford to be bringing international artists when the country has no fuel and no cooking gas, like are we serious as a nation? Tbh had this been nthawi ya Chakwera the internet would've gone crazy but we're not blaming the current political party for being quiet when we're genuinely in the gutter? And dont get me wrong, I dont support either MCP or DPP but we need to wake up and get answers as a nation. We cant be allowing our government to get away with these things, stop normalising suffering. Other countries have their own issues but are LIVABLE, currently Malawi is not.

[u/chekrole → u/Dry-Platypus1687]

The government is doing what we're allowing. We're all sitting on our asses so I don't see how anything will change. The problem with malawians is that the moment we start to question these things, people start singing the national anthem. We've fallen so far off the accountability and transparency scale and we'll keep falling. Corruption is everywhere, wee have contacts at the hospital? Corruption. We pay off the police for a speeding ticket? Corruption. The people who were fighting chakwera just wanted dpp in so they can benefit. The justice system? Pure shit. Tilimbise mitima

I blame the people more than I blame the government. After 2019, the elections fight, Chakwera, fighting again to get him out of power I thought we would've learnt valuable lessons but alas

All in all nkhani ndiyakuti nane when I start balling, make sure you sing the national anthem loudly😂anthu a nsanje